Mike I really appreciate and admire your positive attitude. So many RU-vidrs nowadays are being negative and nasty and putting others down. Making wise cracks about this or that. It’s completely turned me off. I’ve NEVER heard you or Lacey be that way. You’re even out promoting someone who others would see as “competition!” You and your family have such amazing and beautiful spirits. I just wanted to say thank you and not let that part of you, your channel and business go unnoticed!! God Bless you all and please keep doing you!! ~Lisa
you prolly dont care at all but does someone know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
@Baylor Alejandro I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process atm. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Thank you Mike for this video, I've been very interested in micro greens for their nutritional value. Since my husband Michael has been dealing with cancer and we've decided the medical community has really nothing to offer, homeopathic choices are the way to go. That is one reason I enjoyed following your channel I learn so many helpful tips. God bless you and your family, can't wait to see you guys at the Hierloom expo soon😍😇
Kathleen Perdue, You are on the right path! Please, think about distilling your water then add minerals back. Water is life. I also use mine to make my own Colloidal Silver. Both of these things are very easy to do, look for beginner's groups (a wealth of generous info). I'm a 70 year old Vegan with no health issues & I've not even had a cold in almost 50 years! Blessings for you & your family's health 💞👵
Awesome informational video! Very generous of her to share her micro biz insights, considering the growth of competitors. Also love the farm experiences. Now Mike, need to figure out what's upcoming in demand but not yet serviced/grown in your area :)
My favorite shows are on RU-vid. I love fit farmer Justin Rhodes art and Bri so the land Roots & Refuge and I really like Cross Timbers. Bison what. I like the arms family Homestead and so many others like deep south Homestead. I raise chickens in Denton North Carolina and before I got sick with cancer and fibromyalgia I had a great big Garden. We live on about 5 Acres and my son is 33 now and he would like to one day come here and have his own son Homestead. Our daughter is 23 and lives in Charlotte. She loves the city life after growing up in a small town her whole life. Lycee your mom was my nieces school bus driver when they were in elementary school at Mount Pleasant. It is a small world. I'm sure I've left some out but I try to watch all the logs that you guys put out because I enjoy them so much more than anything TV has to offer. I spend a lot of time resting these days. I feel like I live vicariously through you and your Gardens and raising your animals. I only have dogs cats and chickens. But I'm nearly 60 years old and not in good health. My husband is 68 and he is not in the best of health either. We are trying to revive our old Greenhouse so that we can grow a small bit of our food again. He spent a long time taking care of me in the last 7 years due to my illness. I miss gardening very much and it makes me very happy to see you all doing such a wonderful job and spreading the word about gardening and homesteading. I remember always pointing out to my husband that way through this or we grew that or these are our eggs and things like that. We butchered a couple of roosters that needed to go because they were very aggressive and wanted to keep attacking my husband and our little small dog. They never bothered the Rottweilers LOL. Keep up the good work and I'll keep watching. I am going to try to get out this year and do a little more gardening. I did grow some herbs and flowers this past summer and I still have oregano from Summers and Summers past. My parsley is on its second year and I dread to see it go because it is the curly parsley and that is my favorite. We had to fence our garden to keep out the chickens. They try to destroy my green beans! I still have seeds that I have saved from those days and I share them with my sisters who also enjoy gardening. They also enjoy your videos. I have learned a lot from you Lacey with your medicinal plants and my chickens seem to love comfrey which I did not know they could have. But now that I know I forwarded for it and I really enjoy it. Keep up the good work stay healthy and fit. I love your family and I pray for you daily. By the way I have a big hickory nut tree that was blown down by storm if anybody's interested in that for heat or barbecue or whatever. We are just a little bit too old and frail to tackle this giant tree. It was full of nuts when the storm blew it down but I would love to see someone have it and use it.
I highly enjoy that aspect of their channel!!! A wealth of information. I have been lead to so many other local for me farms and homesteaders again providing so much knowledge. So much love Mike and Lacey from just outside of Greensboro, NC. Thank you so much. Completely open to being a volunteer farm hand if yall are ever in need. Hopefully in a couple years l will successful enough to be featured on your channel when things are better established for myself and my family as we branch out our skills into a consumer market.
It is amazing what you find when you are not looking for it... This is like one of those "time capsules" you find in your back yard. Great Video! informative to the max. Thank you here in 2022.
This video is gold! We have Curtis Stone's book The Urban Farmer, which is also a wonderful source for info on microgreens, but this video really addressed the important questions. So many of us starting out need the basics, and this video provides that. Thanks for putting it together and sharing with us. ♡
Well, I said it before, and you prove it. You are good at this, introducing new people and new ideas to your public. Thanks for all you do and share! Way to go, Mike!
Very inspiring! We started supplying some vegetables to a local cafe here in Lexington and they have asked us about doing micro greens for them. Jess and I neither one have ever grown them so this was very helpful.
Enjoyed it Mike, very interesting to meet the folks you interview and learn of their success and be a inspiration to you as well as your viewers! Thanks
Just starting watching and this has been incredible to view. Thank you for the wealth of knowledge shared in this! I'm excited to make my own mircogreens.
Thanks for sharing this Mike. I just bought an aero greens kit it's small but I live in an apartment and don't have the space for anything large. I am doing my best to eat healthy due to my Lupus and diabetes..
What a great setup. Wonderful all the knowledge sharing that goes on with the permaculture channels. I can't do any of this, but I still love to learn. You all rock!!!
Very interesting interview! Would love to have my back yard look so lush and green! Love the "Be Strong and Grow On". I'll have to remember that one! Blessings from NE Missouri!
Really interesting video. I like that heating system. Hope you guys all enjoy your pizza night. Be Strong & Grow On...You've nailed it with that quote lol 🙌🏼 Thank you for sharing Stay blessed 🌻
Mike!!!! Such a dope video!! Everything was on point. Footage, Questions, music, topic, all dat! Such a valuable video with tons of replay value. She's killin it!
i have two accounts one on my phone n one on my laptop and i subbed on both accounts, my mom n bro subbed too because of the wealth of knowledge on this channel, keep up the outstanding work.
Wow! Thank you for getting the interview and sharing with us! I was surprised that she grew daikon micro greens and outdoors Shiso. Since I thought only grown in Japan where I am from and now live.
Thanks Mike....great video! Yep she's done very well. She also does other things too though. Did y'all ever think about some of the things she is doing? I always learn alot. I love your channel. Again thanks.
Micro greens are wonderful, yet I really don't know a lot about them. I would love to spend a day there at this farm just to soak up all that she knows. I guess you could call me a sponge for learning right now!!!
Im getting ready to go back to school and have been looking into selling micro greens to offset the cost and $500 a week would make a huge difference Thanks
Since you are not going to grow sunflower seeds you do not need to get the best quality seed. Any sunflower seed would work. I will try Walmart bird seeds to see how it is growing.
Not all are ad friendly. A lot are turned off by ads. I only watch ads for channels I enjoy and want to help. When I see to many ads I don’t even bother. Mike if you add one or two more ads I’ll still watch the ads. Great video I’ve been interested in getting into micro greens.
Laura I can understand why you don't like ads but if you only knew how many thousands of hours we have put into our content and how many sacrifices we have made just to create FREE content (because it doesn't cost you anything to watch) you would want us to make a little more money for what we do. If I round it out I (Lacie), just for editing the videos, have not even made $3/hour for all the work that I have done. That doesn't even include all the work Mikes does for filming, planning, etc... There is nothing wrong with us wanting/needing to make money for what we do.
Thinking of starting micro greens myself. Just need to find out what needs to be watched for as far as bad batches for diseases, and what to sell for price wise
